Sidney Crosby

Be more specific (what game)

No

He played it in Canada

His foundation was created in 2009. The foundation provides financial support to charities that benefit the communities of Nova Scotia, particularly charities that benefit children.

there is no NHL hockey team called the Vancouver Giants

Apparently seen around Pittsburgh with a brunette.

7/16

First off it is no longer missing. Second they found Crosby's stick in a shipment that was headed to the IIHF Hall of Fame. The stick had been inadvertently given to the IIHF on the belief that it was not the game stick. And his glove was found by Team Canada teammate Patrice Bergeron when he unpacked one of his equpiment bags.

No it was not a serious concussion. It was a mild concussion but it's taking Crosby time to feel better

I don't think he answers to fan mail because he is too busy

Gary Bettman and Pierre McGuire do.

I hate him, but no he's not overrated.

Sidney doesn't have a gf.

he used to be a goalie

Defiantly Sidney Crosby

Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada

Sidney Crosby has not retired from ice hockey yet.

Sidney Crosby got his number 87 because he was born August 7th 1987. So it's like this 8/7/87. He also gets paid 8.7 million a year. (I'm not sure if it's the same now)

Sidney Crosby, born on August 7, 1987, in Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, is widely regarded as one of the greatest hockey players in NHL history. He was drafted first overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2005 and has since led the team to three Stanley Cup championships, earning numerous awards, including multiple Hart Trophies and Conn Smythe Trophies. As for the future, Crosby continues to play at a high level, with aspirations to contribute to the Penguins' success and potentially make another Olympic appearance with Team Canada, while also considering his legacy and impact on the sport. His leadership and skill will likely keep him a central figure in hockey discussions for years to come.

No but most people might think so

In 2011, he received a hard blow to his head during a game and had to miss the rest of the season.

No he is not retiring. but he very well could he has a Stanley cup ring,gold medal, awards

Sidney Crosby's father, Troy Crosby, is a former professional hockey player who played in the minor leagues and later became a hockey coach. His mother, Trina Crosby, has worked as a teacher. Their support and involvement in Sidney's early hockey career have been significant in his development as a player.

No.

The Art Ross Trophy, Hart Memorial Trophy, Lester B. Pearson Award and the Stanley Cup.